Shinya Mizusugi

Title: Shinya Mizusugi and Battery-State Monitoring Innovations.

Introduction

Shinya Mizusugi is an inventor associated with Tokyo, Japan. His work includes battery-monitoring technology designed to assess the condition and service life of storage batteries. He is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Mizusugi’s listed patents include two inventions titled “Battery-state monitoring system.” Both address the challenge of estimating the condition and remaining service life of batteries connected to equipment.

One system monitors batteries connected in series within an assembled battery. A power supply control device detects current, while an end device measures each battery’s temperature, voltage, and internal resistance. The system measures internal resistance at two or more frequencies and uses one or more of these parameters to estimate battery degradation.

The other system focuses on storage batteries charged using energy generated from natural sources. It includes a power supply control device, an end device that measures battery temperature, voltage, and internal resistance at multiple frequencies, and a prime monitoring device. The prime monitoring device collects measurements for each battery, estimates degradation, and issues operating instructions to the other devices.

Career Highlights

Mizusugi’s listed company affiliations include Hitachi Chemical Company, Ltd., and Shin-Kobe Electric Machinery Co., Ltd. His battery-monitoring inventions emphasize collecting measurements across multiple batteries to support efficient, precise condition and service-life estimates.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Takashi Kofuse and Ichiro Mukaitani.

Conclusion

Shinya Mizusugi’s battery-state monitoring patents describe systems that combine electrical and temperature measurements to estimate battery degradation and support the management of storage batteries.